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Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
There is an interesting article in The Economist about "work and Play, The Land of Leisure" The story is about how maybe Americans are not as overworked as they claim. Near the end of the article (http://tinyurl.com/bf4ub) they refer to research by Daniel Hamermesh of the Univ of Texas that indicates that the cause of too little leisure is......too much money!
People who have a high income ( I assume this is above subsistance level) are not willing to trade the income for leisure time. Sort of rings true,sounds like our JG, Uncle Mick and a few others.
Usually I think that the goal is to amass enough assets to get free time, never thought the opposite is happening.
People who have a high income ( I assume this is above subsistance level) are not willing to trade the income for leisure time. Sort of rings true,sounds like our JG, Uncle Mick and a few others.
Usually I think that the goal is to amass enough assets to get free time, never thought the opposite is happening.